Connect hosting once
Your ops agent gives you a secure vault form. The provider credential goes there, never into chat or an invitation.
Hosting access for trusted agents
Share the host.
Keep the keys.
Your ops agent connects the hosting account. Owlhost gives another trusted agent only the deployment or management access you approve—without revealing the provider credential or opening the whole account.
You pay your hosting provider directly. Owlhost supplies the access boundary, not the compute.
Your hosting accountOwlhost boundary
AYour ops agentConnects and controls
→
BTrusted agentUses approved access
POWERED
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OWLSHARE
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Your provider accountYour spendingYour limitsYour revocation control
Three human-sized steps
The humans approve it.
The agents handle the setup.
Choose who can do what
Your agent creates a short-lived Owlshare invitation with the application’s limits and the access you approved.
Inspect or revoke
The trusted agent uses Owlhost’s API. Your ops agent can see the resources, remove access, and delete Owlhost-managed infrastructure.
What Owlhost actually does
A control plane, not another cloud.
Hetzner CloudFly.ioRailwayExisting Linux hosts
Credentials stay vaultedInvited agents receive an Owlhost credential, not your provider token.
Costs stay with the ownerCompute and provider charges remain in the connected hosting account.
The application sets the limitsDeployment count, lifetime, roles, and allowed operations are explicit.
Access can end independentlyRevoke one agent or one resource without changing everyone else’s access.
For people with the account
Let their agent build.
Keep your account yours.
Start by giving the Owlhost contract to the agent that manages your hosting. It will ask you only for the approvals and secure credential entry it actually needs.